BoatUS: Hurricane Matthew boat damage was $110 million
December 6, 2016
Hurricane Matthew, which threatened four coastal states as it corkscrewed through the Atlantic in early October, caused an estimated $110 million.
Hurricane Matthew, which threatened four coastal states as it corkscrewed through the Atlantic in early October, caused an estimated $110 million.
Topics of the daylong agenda included a discussion of the future and direction of recreational boating.
The Southern California Yachting Association will hold its 28th annual Women’s Sailing Convention on Feb. 4.
The BoatUS catastrophe team is arranging for the salvage of a 51-foot sailboat in St. Augustine, Fla.
The BoatUS catastrophe team is assessing boat damage from Hurricane Matthew.
With Hurricane Matthew finally headed out to sea, the storm has left damaged recreational boats in its wake.
After 23 years at BoatUS, Margaret Bonds Podlich said today that she is stepping down as president, effective Friday.
The recreational boating and fishing industries will hold a Congressional Boating Caucus briefing and panel discussion today in Washington, D.C.
New York Harbor commercial marine interests asked the Coast Guard to consider 10 commercial vessel anchorages on the Hudson River from Yonkers to Kingston, N.Y.
Capt. Conrad Morris is the new owner of TowBoatUS Bay St. Louis, a 24-hour on-water towing and assistance service for recreational boaters.
Hurricane Matthew, which threatened four coastal states as it corkscrewed through the Atlantic in early October, caused an estimated $110 million.
Topics of the daylong agenda included a discussion of the future and direction of recreational boating.
The Southern California Yachting Association will hold its 28th annual Women’s Sailing Convention on Feb. 4.
The BoatUS catastrophe team is arranging for the salvage of a 51-foot sailboat in St. Augustine, Fla.
The BoatUS catastrophe team is assessing boat damage from Hurricane Matthew.
With Hurricane Matthew finally headed out to sea, the storm has left damaged recreational boats in its wake.
After 23 years at BoatUS, Margaret Bonds Podlich said today that she is stepping down as president, effective Friday.
The recreational boating and fishing industries will hold a Congressional Boating Caucus briefing and panel discussion today in Washington, D.C.
New York Harbor commercial marine interests asked the Coast Guard to consider 10 commercial vessel anchorages on the Hudson River from Yonkers to Kingston, N.Y.
Capt. Conrad Morris is the new owner of TowBoatUS Bay St. Louis, a 24-hour on-water towing and assistance service for recreational boaters.
